Come to My (Poem in Big) Window (Review)

 

The Big Windows Review, which is not a review about shopping for larger than average windows, has published a poem of mine in its current issue. It is called "Ok, Hinge."

I Am the Model of a Very Modern Artist

 

The Modern Artist has published three poems of mine:

Layout Review

Disguised Originality 

The Sugar Windows Open

The Grace of Rosslyn and Georgetown

 

Poem in Sola Poeta's second issue, based on my days walking across the Key Bridge every day to work

A Soul's a Sort of a Fifth Wheel to a Wagon

 

But they still have souls, right?

Soul Poetry, not Seoul Poetry, had published two poems of mine in their first issue. Nothing much about the soul per se. 

Soda or Pop or Poem

 

Sodapop Press has made me their first published poet. Here is The Station Approach, about entertaining for the holidays.

A Philosophical Play in Three Acts

Okay, not an actual play. Don't worry. It's just a poem published by Brushfire at  University of Nevada, Reno.

A Shot of Poetry

 

Shot Glass Journal has published a poem of mine, inspired by the Coney Island Avenue scene in Brooklyn. 

The Big Windows Are Open for a Hinge, Ok?

 

The Big Windows Review has allowed me to publish a poem about a certain dating site. 

Live From My Sick Bed, A Separation for Her Infirmary

 

Hello, The New Absurdist published a short story of mine. 

Rush for Some Rhyme

 Poem at The Rush Magazine maybe the first rhymed verse I've published

Lucky Page 13 of Issue 1 of the Pineberry Literary Review

Get a look at "That Extra Metropolitan Look," nominated for the 2024 Pushcart Prize

Not so elusive now with this link

The Conventional Outlook with Benjamin Nardolili

 

Three poems in Rethink Magazine. Click the issue, put a $ value from 0 or more for the PDF, download it, and read.

That's Not My Name

 

The Poet Heroic published something by someone with a name close to mine.

Get Culturated for the Holidays

 

Culturate has come out with an issue. It's not themed, but on Page 19, there's my contribution about Manhattan. 

How Many Levels of Nostalgia Are You On?

 

In the Greyhound Journal, two poems of mine have appeared. Both of them deal with historical memory. The first is called 1776 Versus John Adams/Boogie Nights Versus American Hustle, the second rolls out under the title Participation Prizes in Byzantium